President Biden hoped his personal style of politicking could help him build global consensus on fighting climate change. But as he has learned in Washington, charm offensives have their limits.
Author: Katie Rogers
Small Needles, Short Lines and Few Tears: Biden’s Plan to Vaccinate Young Children
White House officials, anticipating the approval of coronavirus shots for 5- to 11-year-olds within weeks, will rely on doctors, clinics and pharmacies instead of mass inoculation sites.
Pete Buttigieg Joins the Parental Leave Debate: ‘This Is Work.’
“It’s one thing to believe something as a matter of policy,” Mr. Buttigieg said about taking paid time off. “It’s another to live it and see how much of a difference it could make.”
Finance executives say the risk of a default is already damaging the economy.
Shortly after the C.E.O.s met with President Biden, Senator Mitch McConnell said he would allow Democrats to raise the debt ceiling enough to push a potential default to December.
Biden Calls Curbing Filibuster to Raise Debt Limit ‘a Real Possibility’
Senate Democrats discussed carving out an exception to the 60-vote requirement as they explore ways to overcome Republican opposition.
Biden says Republicans are being ‘reckless’ over the debt limit increase.
Mr. Biden warned Republicans “not to use procedural tricks to block us from doing the job.”
Stephanie Grisham’s Book Details Trump’s ‘Terrifying’ Temper
The former press secretary is reflective in her tell-all: “I should have spoken up more.”
Jill Biden chases the president’s most elusive campaign promise: unity.
Jill Biden Is Chasing the President’s Most Elusive Campaign Promise: Unity
As the president tries to prove that bipartisanship is still possible, the first lady is not standing on the sidelines.
Biden, in Thursday Speech, to Push Stricter Vaccine and Testing Mandates
White House officials said that, in a speech scheduled for 5 p.m., Mr. Biden would detail initiatives mean to pressure private businesses, federal agencies and schools.